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The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1863., [Electronic resource]

Affairs on the Rapidan — the enemy Retiring towards Fredericksburg. The reports which we have from the line of the Rapidan, if correct, lessen the probabilities of an immediate general engagement. Meade is represented to be withdrawing the main body of his force from the position taken up on Mine Run, and to be moving in the direction of Fredericksburg — whether to go into winter quarters at that point, or to push his advance on Richmond, can only be conjectured. Our cavalry is not inactive, and maintains its reputation for alertness. From a dispatch received by a gentleman in this city yesterday, we learn that General Rosser's brigade made an attack on Sunday upon the camp of the Federal cavalry division of Gen. Gregg and succeeded in routing the enemy and capturing the camp. A large number of the enemy were killed and wounded, and one hundred and ten prisoners taken. In this dash a number of wagons and a considerable lot of camp equipage were also capture

Affairs on the Rapidan — the enemy Retiring towards Fredericksburg. The reports which we have from the line of the Rapidan, if correct, lessen the probabilities of an immediate general engagement. Meade is represented to be withdrawing the main body of his force from the position taken up on Mine Run, and to be moving in the direction of Fredericksburg — whether to go into winter quarters at that point, or to push his advance on Richmond, can only be conjectured. Our cavalry is not inactive, and maintains its reputation for alertness. From a dispatch received by a gentleman in this city yesterday, we learn that General Rosser's brigade made an attack on Sunday upon the camp of the Federal cavalry division of Gen. Gregg and succeeded in routing the enemy and capturing the camp. A large number of the enemy were killed and wounded, and one hundred and ten prisoners taken. In this dash a number of wagons and a considerable lot of camp equipage were also capture

Affairs on the Rapidan — the enemy Retiring towards Fredericksburg. The reports which we have from the line of the Rapidan, if correct, lessen the probabilities of an immediate general engagement. Meade is represented to be withdrawing the main body of his force from the position taken up on Mine Run, and to be moving in the direction of Fredericksburg — whether to go into winter quarters at that point, or to push his advance on Richmond, can only be conjectured. Our cavalry is not inactive, and maintains its reputation for alertness. From a dispatch received by a gentleman in this city yesterday, we learn that General Rosser's brigade made an attack on Sunday upon the camp of the Federal cavalry division of Gen. Gregg and succeeded in routing the enemy and capturing the camp. A large number of the enemy were killed and wounded, and one hundred and ten prisoners taken. In this dash a number of wagons and a considerable lot of camp equipage were also capture

Affairs on the Rapidan — the enemy Retiring towards Fredericksburg. The reports which we have from the line of the Rapidan, if correct, lessen the probabilities of an immediate general engagement. Meade is represented to be withdrawing the main body of his force from the position taken up on Mine Run, and to be moving in the direction of Fredericksburg — whether to go into winter quarters at that point, or to push his advance on Richmond, can only be conjectured. Our cavalry is not inactive, and maintains its reputation for alertness. From a dispatch received by a gentleman in this city yesterday, we learn that General Rosser's brigade made an attack on Sunday upon the camp of the Federal cavalry division of Gen. Gregg and succeeded in routing the enemy and capturing the camp. A large number of the enemy were killed and wounded, and one hundred and ten prisoners taken. In this dash a number of wagons and a considerable lot of camp equipage were also capture

Felonious stabbing. --A negro fellow, called Allen, slave to John Harris, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of feloniously stabbing and cutting Lawson, slave to Abram Warwick, on Tuesday night last. On Saturday night last the county patrol entered the negro quarters of Mr. Warwick, near the western suburbs, and calling upon Lawson, who was head man, demanded to be shown through the premises. In their search, they entered Allen's room, for which he blamed Lawson and threatened him with violence. This quarrel, thus begun, was continued till Tuesday night, when Allen attacked Lawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut oel, thus begun, was continued till Tuesday night, when Allen attacked Lawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut on the left side of his throat, and another in the left shoulder.--Owing to the critical condition of the wounded man, the Mayor postponed the examination of the accused until to-morrow, and committed him to jail.

, slave to John Harris, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of feloniously stabbing and cutting Lawson, slave to Abram Warwick, on Tuesday night last. On Saturday night last the county patrol entered the negro quarters of Mr. Warwick, near the western suburbs, and calling upon Lawson, who was head man, demanded to be shown through the premises. In their search, they entered Allen's room, for which he blamed Lawson and threatened him with violence. This quarrel, thus Lawson and threatened him with violence. This quarrel, thus begun, was continued till Tuesday night, when Allen attacked Lawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut on the left side of his throat, and another in the left shoulder.--Owing to the critical condition of the wounded man, the Mayor postponed thLawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut on the left side of his throat, and another in the left shoulder.--Owing to the critical condition of the wounded man, the Mayor postponed the examination of the accused until to-morrow, and committed him to jail.

Felonious stabbing. --A negro fellow, called Allen, slave to John Harris, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of feloniously stabbing and cutting Lawson, slave to Abram Warwick, on Tuesday night last. On Saturday night last the county patrol entered the negro quarters of Mr. Warwick, near the western suburbs, and calling upon Lawson, who was head man, demanded to be shown through the premises. In their search, they entered Allen's room, for which he blamed Lawson and threatened him with violence. This quarrel, thus begun, was continued till Tuesday night, when Allen attacked Lawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut on the left side of his throat, and another in the left shoulder.--Owing to the critical condition of the wounded man, the Mayor postponed the examination of the accused until to-morrow, and committed him to jail.

Felonious stabbing. --A negro fellow, called Allen, slave to John Harris, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of feloniously stabbing and cutting Lawson, slave to Abram Warwick, on Tuesday night last. On Saturday night last the county patrol entered the negro quarters of Mr. Warwick, near the western suburbs, and calling upon Lawson, who was head man, demanded to be shown through the premises. In their search, they entered Allen's room, for which he blamed LawsMr. Warwick, near the western suburbs, and calling upon Lawson, who was head man, demanded to be shown through the premises. In their search, they entered Allen's room, for which he blamed Lawson and threatened him with violence. This quarrel, thus begun, was continued till Tuesday night, when Allen attacked Lawson with a knife, inflicting a dangerous cut on the left side of his throat, and another in the left shoulder.--Owing to the critical condition of the wounded man, the Mayor postponed the examination of the accused until to-morrow, and committed him to jail.

The latest from Georgia. the enemy forced back beyond the Chickamauga, and retreating on Chattanooga--Gen. Hardee in command of the Army of Tennessee. [from our own Correspondent.] Dalton, Ga., Dec. 2. --The enemy has been forced back beyond the Chickamauga river, and is retreating on Chattanooga.--They utterly destroyed the town of Ringgold and the railroad in their retreat. Gen. Braxton Bragg has been relieved at his own request of the Army of Tennessee, and Gen. Hardee takes command for the present, and perhaps permanently. Gens. Grant, Thomas, and Hooker were present at the battle at Ringgold, in which Maj.-Gen. Cleburne inflicted such a terrible repulse upon their forces. Their loss in that fight is now estimated at 2,000 killed and wounded. The Army of Tennessee was not demoralized, nor was it routed in the recent three days fight. There is no news from Longstreet. Sallust.

The latest from Georgia. the enemy forced back beyond the Chickamauga, and retreating on Chattanooga--Gen. Hardee in command of the Army of Tennessee. [from our own Correspondent.] Dalton, Ga., Dec. 2. --The enemy has been forced back beyond the Chickamauga river, and is retreating on Chattanooga.--They utterly destroyed the town of Ringgold and the railroad in their retreat. Gen. Braxton Bragg has been relieved at his own request of the Army of Tennessee, and Gen. Hardee takes command for the present, and perhaps permanently. Gens. Grant, Thomas, and Hooker were present at the battle at Ringgold, in which Maj.-Gen. Cleburne inflicted such a terrible repulse upon their forces. Their loss in that fight is now estimated at 2,000 killed and wounded. The Army of Tennessee was not demoralized, nor was it routed in the recent three days fight. There is no news from Longstreet. Sallust.